In a groundbreaking move toward environmental sustainability, OVPolymers, a pioneering Dutch company, has announced the relocation of its manufacturing facility from Zwolle to Lelystad. The strategic shift aims to expand their production capacity for the creation of innovative sustainable plastics, which are composed of 30% coffee grounds and 70% bioplastic or recycled plastic materials.
The decision to move the factory to Lelystad underscores OVPolymers’ commitment to driving positive change within the plastics industry, reducing the environmental impact associated with traditional plastic production methods. By integrating coffee grounds, a renewable and biodegradable resource, into their plastic composition, the company aims to significantly decrease the reliance on fossil fuels, thereby mitigating carbon emissions.
OVPolymers’ groundbreaking technology not only addresses the global plastic pollution crisis but also contributes to the circular economy by utilizing recycled materials in their production process. The move to Lelystad provides the company with the ideal environment to further enhance their research and development efforts, fostering innovation and creativity within the sustainable materials sector.
Olaf Vermeulen, Founder of OVPolymers, expressed his enthusiasm about the company’s relocation and its vision for the future:
“Our commitment to sustainability is unwavering. By combining coffee grounds with bioplastic and recycled plastic, we are not only creating eco-friendly products but also offering a practical solution to the growing problem of plastic waste. Lelystad provides us with the perfect platform to expand our operations and bring our vision of a greener, cleaner future to life.”


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